Failed to capture Salt Lake City, the Warriors returned home today to meet the Knicks' challenge, Klay scored twice, he rode a bicycle to appear in the players' tunnel, and the cool drag pull wind became the most beautiful boy.
In the first quarter, the Knicks maintained a good offensive state all the way, taking advantage of the Warriors' scoring drought to take a five-point lead during the rotation stage. Back in the second quarter, Curry began to perform, he single-handedly scored 17 points, and one person scored half of the team's points to help the Warriors surpass 5 points.
Easy side to fight again, the Knicks instigated a counterattack, the opening 11-0 to catch the Warriors off guard, and then Randall dreamed back to last season, scoring 11 points in a single quarter to hold the position. In the final quarter, the Knicks sent another 9-2 offensive attack to achieve a double-digit advantage, the Warriors struggled to chase points but could also eat away at the point difference with a stable output, but after Rooney went off, Randle scored the winning goal to kill the game, and in the end, the Knicks narrowly defeated the Warriors 116-114, ending a 4-game losing streak.
The rebounding scramble became the winner of the game, the Knicks grabbed a total of 16 frontcourt boards, the Warriors only had 5, and Knicks center Mitchell Robinson single-handedly grabbed 8 frontcourt boards, higher than the Warriors' entire team.
Rooney single-handedly supported the Warriors' internal line, allowing Randle to blast 28 points, 16 boards and 7 assists. Curry played 39 minutes, contributing 35 points, 2 boards, 10 assists and 1 break, plus or minus +9 in the whole game. Clay scored 17 points, 7 boards and 5 assists, and his final attack to get out of the Fourniers defense unfortunately smashed the ball into the back edge of the basket, and he was unlucky.